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Many Ontario colleges are offering great co-op apprenticeship opportunities. See their specific websites for details.
Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program (OYAP) - www.oyap.com
OYAP is a unique "school to career" program specifically developed to prepare high school students to make a smooth transition from high school into their post-secondary apprenticeship program. By participating in this program, high school students get a head start on their desired apprenticeship while completing their Ontario Secondary School Diploma. OYAP integrates in-school learning through Technology, Math, Science and English courses with practical experience obtained through Cooperative Education placements. Our goal is to have participating students develop the work habits, knowledge, attitude and skills necessary for success in the workplace.
Apprenticeship information in the Toronto District School Board - https://oyaptdsb.com. This is where to start if you are a student interested in the skilled trades in the GTA.
Woburn students may access this program through either the Cooperative Education or Guidance Departments.
Resources:
https://www.apprenticesearch.com/ - Connects apprentices with employers and provides links to other resources
Canadian Apprenticeship Forum -www.caf-fca.org
Ministry of Training, Colleges, and Universities - www.ontario.ca/yourfuture/
www.osca. - Click on "Students" to find info on post-secondary opportunities, labour market, financial planning, and self-assessment tools.
Maclean's article - 10 Reasons You Should Absolutely Consider a Career in the Skilled Trades - https://www.macleans.ca/work/10-reasons-to-consider-a-career-in-skilled-trades/
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